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CP/M-386 is a full 32-bit protected mode implementation of CP/M derived from CP/M-68K, requiring 386 systems with 2MB memory. It supports VGA, PS/2, UART, RTC, and PIT hardware, with BDOS parity matching CP/M-68K 1.3 and CP/M 2.2.
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